I like that the Big Bud Little Bud relationship between Aziz and Eric has been a thing since at least a few years before this show premiered. My first knowledge of it was the short concert movie Arcade Fire did for the release of Reflektor.
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Are you saying that the Woody Allen style is overdone or that Woody Allen being a monstrous person negates the effectiveness of his old movies?

I'm guessing Rachel will show up. I'm also guessing he'll somehow run into Sara again, probably towards the end of the season. Why else would they establish that she lives in New York?

Their friendship is the only thing that grounds Boyle. I've just grown tired of Boyle's weird obsession with Jake and Amy, and his 10000 other very weird quirks.

But in doing so, they lost Boyle to whatever planet he's living on these days

Hey, I haven't forgotten 50/50. That movie is legitimately really good!

That's a pretty hot take round these parts

I didn't even dislike Nick Cannon. But I also didn't really like him either. He was just kinda there.

Hopefully they'll do better by Scotty Auks in the finale

The chemistry isn't there for me at all

There's a difference between letting them takeover an episode and letting them demonstrate how funny they are. Andy Daly barely registered in the episode, and the guy's a fucking comedic genius.

This show has a habit of occasionally squandering hilarious guest stars. This week: Andy Daly, much like past examples Nick Offerman and Paul F. Tompkins.

Is there anyone who wants Major and Liv together? Very weirdly, I kinda wanna see Liv and Clive potentially paired up.
Also, the Blaine reveal was super anticlimactic.

The whiplash from this to Silicon Valley and Veep is real.
This is my first week watching after catching up, and this is easily a front runner for best show of the year. And I read on here that some people find the music overbearing, but it's one of my favorite parts of the show.

So, if we liked the Louie arc with his relationship with the foreign woman, we won't be disappointed by the romance part of this season?

This episode was a bummer for me. I'm not watching this show for callbacks and reminders of Breaking Bad, and that's what everything with Gus and Mike feels like.

I don't know what it says about me as a viewer of this show, but I don't know what Mike's been up to this season, and I don't really care?

Artists coming to Boston: please don't play the garden, it's like really bad for concerts. Kendrick, it's July, just play the comcast center or whatever the fuck they're calling it these days

Such an odd Dave Franco. I'm not a real fan, but he's fine in 21 Jump Street and Neighbors

I prefer the original though. The Monster Fuck is a timeless classic